K29

Quality, tiny case made out of steel and painted white, the orange carrying handles are a nice touch. Recommended if you want something extremely compact without sacrificing too much performance, however if you're not experienced building SFF PCs, it can be tricky to work in this case due to how small everything is. Came with all the accessories needed to complete the build, including a screwdriver, all necessary screws and brackets, two kinds of carrying handles (one leather, one plastic) and a cute astronaut mascot magnet. Bear in mind you'll need a PCI Express riser cable if you want to use a discrete graphics card and your graphics card needs to be no more than 18cm in length. Built my system in this case with an AMD Ryzen 7 7700 processor, a Noctua NH-L9A-AM5 cooler, an Asus B650E-I ITX motherboard, 32 GB of G.Skill RGB DDR5-6000 RAM and a Gigabyte NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 low profile graphics card, all powered by a quiet Enhance 7660b FlexATX PSU rated for 600W. It's fast and silent while doing 4K-60FPS gaming, suitable for using with my TV in the living room. The case really is tiny, and even though it's made out of sturdy steel, you still need to be careful while assembling so as not to bend the panels. Take your time, disassemble all panels, don't force the PCIE rise through gaps and don't rush. All in all, excellent quality.

This is not a case for everyone, but I DO love it. Get a K49 only if you are looking for an SFF and like a challenge. The cut is precise, but not too much. It comes with more screws than necessary, spare panels, dust filters and even a screwdriver. Cable management is the thing that worried me the most and it turned out to be the easiest. The riser is a bit difficult to manage instead. Test EVERYTHING before building and attach all cables before tightening a single screw. This is not a case that leaves room for errors. Also, be careful of the limits for the cooler height, GPU size and everything else. One extra millimeter and you will have a bad time. Overall, I had a lot of fun building in the K49. I wouldn't recommend it to everyone though, it's not the easiest thing to do.

Good sff case, fits most gpu but need to leave a gap for the thick one like a 1080. Airflow is not that great. My most complain is the gpu riser that won't work in pcie gen3 speed with some cards, I had to downgrade to gen1 speeds.

非常にコンパクト。 個人的にflex atx電源の入手性が悪すぎることを除けば、ほぼベストに近いケースだと思う。 取説もないに等しいし、どのようにするべきか考えながら作業するのも楽しい。

I was very worried that the components that I ordered might not fit, but everything worked out relatively well (there are some small flaws). Advantages : -Durable, very durable, it seems that ~2-3mm steel is very strong. -Good equipment, we didn't forget anything. Self-tapping screws, riser for GPU, belt, ties, screwdriver, just a great camping kit, And if the case does not fit , then this is a great barbecue grill. The shortcomings: -There are slight indentations and gaps of 0.1-0.2mm everywhere. But in total, it turns out that the motherboard is too tight and gets stuck in, the power supply and its cords somehow fit (forget about the management cable, there is little space, but it is possible) In the end, everything is fine!

I would like to go ahead and state that this K49 Steel, is SUPER sturdy. Like its heavy and beefy. If your getting it for being light well it won't be, however... I am okay with this because it will be transported every weekend. I am NOT afraid of slinging this around in a backpack. If you are on the edge of being it wondering how good the quality is, don't worry about if its not strong enough. You will not have to worry about this. I will keep you posted, I am currently building in it now. The only so far issues I've had which are user issues, not company is I kinda messed up the stand off, it comes with stand off's but it doesn't come with the short golden ones. There's already some built into the case itself. Which for room and SFF, I am just going with what is already built in, not going to throw a stand off on top of another one. Update: 05/22/2022 I've hauled this thing back and forth to work already a couple of times. Its still pretty sturdy. I use the dual Steel Panels for transport and I use my acrylic panel for at my house so I can see the inside better. I wouldn't recommend the transport of the acrylic because with all the vents it bends easily on the inside. However... I rather it have more vents than a pure solid piece. Just really depends on what you want. Its a great product. I would like to mention, it was not EASY to put my Mini ITX in there. My built in stand off's wouldn't match up. I'm not sure if its because of me, or because maybe you are suppose to take the back piece off. I know some people when they build in this, they dissemble everything. Also my MOBO had a built in IO shield. Thus maybe thats why I was off by like 2 or 3 CM off on the stand offs. Also my case didn't come with any instructions and I couldn't find anything online, so I was just going with it. Not many reviews either. I plan to post a youtube video just not sure when. Other than that, I'm happy with the overall case features. Update: 09/15/2023 Case is still going strong. Still haven't had any issues. Its transported in a backpack, every weekend and thrown around. I even caught my one year old standing on it (Forgot I left the backpack on the floor) and the case never had issues or bent. Its super sturdy and strong.